markyscott
Imperial Masterpiece
Growing well. Not as vigorous as black pine, in my opinion. But they seem to be doing fine.How are they looking now?
Growing well. Not as vigorous as black pine, in my opinion. But they seem to be doing fine.How are they looking now?
Hi, I hope you don't mind sharing some knowledge. When you moved them to the pond baskets, did you just slip-pot them? Or did you work the roots beforehand? I'm asking because I have a couple of Ponderosas that I will be re-potting as well. Thanks!So proceeding with my JRP entry into the JBP contest. I used four of my strongest as root grafts on another tree. I started repotting the rest today - moving up to pond baskets!
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I just did a bit of light root work, keeping the core intact. This season I did dig the seedling soil out a bit, but didn’t repot except for #4. At this stage JBP or JRP could have been bare-rooted, no problem. Not sure about Ponderosa.Hi, I hope you don't mind sharing some knowledge. When you moved them to the pond baskets, did you just slip-pot them? Or did you work the roots beforehand? I'm asking because I have a couple of Ponderosas that I will be re-potting as well. Thanks!
Hi Scott, thanks so much! I'll do some light root-work as well. now I just need to look for some colander bowls....I just did a bit of light root work, keeping the core intact. This season I did dig the seedling soil out a bit, but didn’t repot except for #4. At this stage JBP or JRP could have been bare-rooted, no problem. Not sure about Ponderosa.
If you find some please provide link if found online !!!Hi Scott, thanks so much! I'll do some light root-work as well. now I just need to look for some colander bowls....
I’ve bought colanders from here https://www.tigerchef.com/search/Colander/_Page_1 same ones that Jonas uses.If you find some please provide link if found online !!!